The Washington Commanders are eyeing potential offseason trades to bolster their offensive line, particularly to provide better protection for quarterback Jayden Daniels. One of the key names floated is Jonah Williams, currently with the Arizona Cardinals and previously a first-round pick by the Cincinnati Bengals. Despite injury setbacks limiting him to just six games last season, Williams is acknowledged as a strong pass protector and only 27 years old, making him a valuable target for the Commanders.

Andrew Wylie has performed adequately at right tackle, but upgrading to Williams could significantly enhance the team’s protection scheme. This acquisition could also be part of a broader strategy to improve the team's offensive weapons for Daniels, who is slated to lead the team moving forward.